Do I have ptosis and can this be fixed naturally? (Photos)

My father, an internist from Brooklyn, liked to say: "If the butcher tells you the meat is bad, you should listen." Sometimes when a surgeon tells you that something can't be done or that you do not need it, what they are really telling you is that their work is not going to be satisfactory to...

You should wait 6 months before doing anything. It looks like you had an external approach the first time. On the lower side you do have a low secondary crease. Since you want to tighten the lid crease to eliminate the lower one, you would need to go through the external approach. So it...

Yes you appear to have upper eyelid ptosis. Best to see an oculoplastic surgeon for evaluation and consideration of ptosis surgery. That is different than upper blepharoplasty but can be combined if desired.

Iopidine (apraclonidine) can help the heavy eyelid. However, if you use the drop and it does not make a difference, keep trying it. I published a study on this. When the botox strongly paralyzed the levator palpebrae superioris muscle, the muscle that raises the eyelid, it has to wear off enough...

You have mild congenital ptosis and astigmatism often accompanies it. Your ptosis can be improved with a surgery. Or there are eyedrops that can temporarily improve mild ptosis for about 6 hours that you could use before you take photos. In order to determine if you are a good candidate for...

In the photo, you are looking down. That prevents a ptosis surgeon from assessing the level of the two eyelids. A straight ahead photograph would provide much more information. The photograph you have provided looks like the upper eyelid are pretty even. That makes one wonder if you have a lid...